Last day in Provence at Chanteduc with Patricia Wells
French Cooking Classes · TasteIt is hard to believe that this is my last day at Chanteduc, with Patricia and all of these fabulous women. I must say it has been a truly remarkable experience that will remain unforgettable in my memory.
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